TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 8月12日 02時50分

Kevin Obeid cuts Jad Estephan’s hair in the Mar Mikhael area of Beirut on Aug. 7, three days after the deadly port explosion in the Lebanese capital. "We have been living next to an atomic bomb for six years now. We stroll around, we walk by it, but we know nothing about it. How can the people in charge be this conscience-less?" asks Estephan, who lost his eye at the beginning of the revolution last year. "Let us hope that this catastrophe doesn't destroy us even further, but rather gives us a much needed strength. Because this is our last chance. We must change today, or never." Obeid says he went to Mar Mikhael that day for two reasons: "First, to help the people that lost their houses. As my family and myself have not been directly affected by the explosion, I consider it natural to help those that were affected. It is the least I can do. The second reason was that I wanted to use my skills to help people around me. I wanted to use my skills to fix them." Photograph by @myriamboulos for TIME

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